Matlab eject dvd1 and insert dvd 2 to continue
This tutorial shows how to solve the problem when installing Matlab by using two virtual DVD drives, "eject dvd1 and insert dvd2 to continue".
If you cannot solve the problem, please refer to the following notes and other solutions from contributors.
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In this case, I located two disks into one folder. Please look CAREFULLY at the location of files .dvd1 .dvd2 in the video.
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You can also look at the following solutions if this cannot help.
Solution 2: (@Burak A)
[i just copied ".dvd2 file in the dvd2 iso" next to (not into) the folder that contains dvd1 and dvd2 iso files on the desktop. weird but it worked...]
Solution 3: (@Liêm Tả)
[When the warning shows up, go to this PC and right-click on Disk E ( which contains dvd1 ) and click Eject. Then go to Desktop, right-click on This PC and click Manage. After that click on %Storage% Disk Manager% finds the Disk F ( which contains dvd2 ) then right-click on it and select the first option change it to E:
It's done.]
Solution 4: (@Jilong Zhang)
I have succeeded to install it. After decompression of both files, what you need to do is move all documents of one file into another. (dont worry about archives files, it wont get covered, in my computer, they are merged, you lose nothing). And then, click "setup", wait for several min, it will be done without 'dvd2 issue'.
Thank contributors.